Most of them are in undesirable neighborhoods.

I'm looking to find out what strategies are working for upside down properties in undesirable neighborhoods.

Remember too, that you don't want rent too low that you get undesirable tenants or too high that all tenants are priced out of it.

And you may be able to adjust the amount of other deductions that result in undesirable/inefficient tax losses - both in the current year and the past 3 years. 

Question: Does the attractiveness of the house and the lake view with space for a dock outweigh the undesirable property you must drive past to get to it?

Generally; unbuidable, title issues, tax issues, wetland issues, etc. that make them undesirable for anyone, except suckers.

Then they will have to work it out amongst themselves if one person does not want to pay his or her share.Unless your house is in an undesirable area I would probably keep searching for better tenants.

NO....while I prefer to live entirely debt-free, I can see where investing in education *might* be "good debt", and also where if someone went into debt due to major medical bills, that would also be undesirable, but better than being sick...or worse.

Nothing 'on the fringe' of an undesirable neighborhood.5.

Although HOA is undesirable in some ways, it also means no exterior or pool maintenance to coordinate and pay for.